NORTHERN MONGOLIA TRAVEL AND KHUVSGUL’S TSAATAN HOMESTAYS

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Overview

  • Duration:7 days 8 nights
  • Travelers:12 guests
  • Tour Type:Package tour
  • Language:English, Korean, Turkish














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Highlights

  • 1. Murun: It is the administrative center of Khuvsgul province.
  • 2. Khuvsgul’s Taiga: The province is famous for its gorgeous Taiga nature
  • 3. Homestay at Reindeer Herder’s tribe (Tsaatan homestays): Come and experience one of the most unique expeditions in this remote corner of the world, where you’ll live among Tsaatan reindeer herders and discover their ancient lifestyle.
  • 4. Jargalant River: The river doesn’t freeze, and here you can enjoy magnificent views.
  • 5. Hatgal village: The small village by the Khuvsgul Lake with stunning surroundings.
  • 6. More and more hidden highlights that our country is so rich in:

Includes/Excludes

  • All accommodation during the trip /tent, traditional yurt, 2 nights hotel in UB/
  • Domestic flights, round trip
  • All transportation /+Fuel/
  • English-speaking tour guide
  • Expedition cook Eat & Drink (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Bottled water and snacks)
  • All Camping & Cooking equipment
  • Invitation Letter for Visa
  • Pick-up and drop-off services
  • National Park permits and all fees during the trip.
  • International airfare
  • Personal needs
  • Alcohol drinks
  • Excess baggage fee (15 kg domestic flights )
  • Travel Insurance
  • Gratitude

Cancellation policy

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.

Frequently asked questions

Do people visit the Mongolian steppe?

Yes, people do visit the Mongolian steppe, although visitor numbers are relatively low compared to other destinations. The travel season is short, usually from June to September, so booking in advance is recommended. Infrastructure is limited and Mongolia does not offer traditional luxury travel, but for adventurous travelers, the experience is incredibly rewarding.

What is life like on the Mongolian steppes?

Life on the Mongolian steppe can be extreme, especially in winter. Temperatures often drop to -40°C (-40°F). To survive and work in these conditions, people rely on traditional knowledge, warm clothing, and insulated gers (yurts). Despite the harsh climate, nomadic families continue to live sustainably on the open plains.

What is the landscape like in Mongolia?

Mongolia is an East Asian country covering 1,564,116 km² with a population of just over 3 million. It is bordered by Russia to the north and China to the south. Much of the country consists of vast grassy steppe, with mountain ranges in the north and west and the Gobi Desert in the south.

Are Mongolians friendly to tourists?

Yes, Mongolians are known for their hospitality. Travelers often share stories of being welcomed with tea, warmth, and genuine curiosity. Hospitality is deeply rooted in nomadic culture, and visitors are frequently invited into gers to experience everyday life.

Extra Services

Airport transfers

Airport transfers

Airport pickup and drop-off for a smooth, hassle-free start and end to your tour.

$30.00/person
Photography

Photography

Perfect for photography lovers, with stunning Altai Mountains, glaciers, wildlife, and nomadic life.

$22.00/package
Souvenir package

Souvenir package

Receive a special souvenir to commemorate your tour.

$30.00/package

Customer reviews

admin
On July 9, 2025

Entire journey on the river cruise was amazing. This is the first such cruise dinner for my family. We loved everything, right from table organising, food, music and the hospitality. Kudos to the entire team !

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